American Chopper Back.......again?
"Although TLC aired what it said was the series finale of American Chopper back in February, the network will soon start filming its two stars, Paul Teutul Sr. and Paul Teutul Jr., for a new, very similar show that will debut in August. American Chopper: Senior vs. Junior "begins filming next week and will premiere in August," The New York Post reports. Because Paul Sr. fired Paul Jr. and the two no longer talk, the new series will follow them..."
From realityblurred.com ( April 7, 2010)"
You can tell when a show is on the ropes when you don't know when it comes on anymore. As I can recall, American Chopper switched times slots 3 times and networks twice. Additionally, they lost their fan base when they became a "cookie cutter" company for expensive corporate bikes. Years ago, cooperations used to buy art and expensive paintings as a form of investment. Somewhere along the way, they started investing in "one of a kind" bikes that only large cooperations could afford. They forgot about the guy that is not a millionaire, but loves motorcycles while he works everyday. To me, all of the bikes started to look the same after a while. The only differences I noticed were paint jobs and the occasional gimmicky bolt on parts.
This new show is dead in the water if you ask my opinion. I don't see it catching on. If it lasts one season I will be surprized.
What are your thoughts?
Dwayne
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Paul Teutul Jr. Opens Rival Chopper Shop
Written by Deena on Apr-15-10 4:52pm

Michael Teutul, Paul Teutul Jr. and Paul Teutul Sr. from Orange County Chopper arrive to Maxim's Pre-Super Bowl XLI Party at the Sagamore Hotel on February 2, 2007 in Miami Beach, Florida. (Getty Images)more pics ťPaul Teutul Jr., son of Orange County Choppers owner Paul Teutul and star of American Chopper, is opening up his own custom motorcycle shop -- one that will directly compete against his dear old dad, according to TMZ. Paulie was fired in 2009 after a big fight with his pops, and now Jr. is mutinying.
Paul Teutul Jr. is opening his own chopper shop. (Getty)Adding insult to injury, Pauly also recruited some disgruntled former Orange County Choppers employees to work at his new place -- including his bro Mikey and their friends Vinnie DiMartino, Robert "Nub" Collard, and Joe Puliafico, according to the story. This should be interesting.
In better times, this motorcycle family appeared on Family Feud, and won $50,000 for the Make-A-Wish Foundation. Now it looks like they're just feuding amongst themselves, and out to take
what happened in the last episode?
Looks like stardom went to their heads, and greed took over their souls.
What about the love of the motorcycle and the ride?
It all took a back seat to fights and blinged out cars and houses.
Dwayne
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